HaEtrog · Beitar Illit
HaEtrog home prices
Recent sales in HaEtrog, Beitar Illit averaged ₪2.37M per apartment. Average rent: ₪3,850 a month (Beitar Illit: ₪5,200).
- Average home
- ₪2.4M
- quarter Q1 25
- Rent
- ₪3,850
- a month, average
- Price rank in the city
- 3 of 3
- by rent, 1 = most expensive
- Rental yield
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How much does a home cost in HaEtrog?
Real estate · to Q2 26
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How much does a home cost in HaEtrog?
Real estate · to Q2 26
Average in the last quarter with sales (Q1 25): ₪2.4MToo few sales for a yearly average.
23% below the national average
Average home price by quarter
Rent by quarter tooLess
Average rent by quarter
Source: Israel Tax Authority, Nadlan. Averages of reported sales; quarters with few sales have no neighbourhood average, and the line skips them.
Where does HaEtrog rank in Beitar Illit?
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Where does HaEtrog rank in Beitar Illit?
Neighbourhoods near HaEtrog
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Neighbourhoods near HaEtrog
Streets in HaEtrog
אבן עזרא, אור החיים, אלעזר המודעי, בן איש חי and 22 more
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Streets in HaEtrog
אבן עזרא, אור החיים, אלעזר המודעי, בן איש חי and 22 more
- אבן עזרא
- אור החיים
- אלעזר המודעי
- בן איש חי
- בעל התניא
- דברי חיים
- דמשק אליעזר
- דרך האר"י
- האדמו"ר מסלונים
- האדמו"ר מרוז'ין
- הבעל שם טוב
- הגר"א
- החיד"א
- הרב יצחק אריאלי
- הרב צדוק
- הרי יהודה
- התעוררות תשובה
- חזון איש
- חקר ועיון
- חת"ם סופר
- יוסף קארו
- ירושלים
- כתר תורה
- צפנת פענח
- רבי עקיבא
- רבי שלום שבזי
Streets assigned to the neighbourhood in Nadlan, shown in Hebrew as on street signs.
Beitar Illit price map
Every neighbourhood on the map, coloured by home price
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Beitar Illit price map
Every neighbourhood on the map, coloured by home price
FAQ
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How much does it cost to rent in HaEtrog, Beitar Illit?
Average rent is ₪3,850 a month.
Data sources
- Israel Tax Authority, Nadlan: Real estate sale prices by neighbourhood
- Planning Administration: Online plans (Xplan)
- Government Authority for Urban Renewal: Urban renewal compounds
- Israel Land Authority: Land tenders
Updated 1 Nov 2026. Prices are averages of sales reported to the Israel Tax Authority, not valuations.